28 June 2024
Hydroelectricity, harnessed from the force of moving water, stands at the foremost renewable energy source for global electricity generation. Capitalising on both kinetic and potential energy as water propels turbines, subsequently powering generators. Thus, converting water’s energy into mechanical electricity.
Across the globe, numerous hydroelectric plants operate, but in this article, we will focus on select locations in China and Brazil to illustrate their magnitude, output, and local impacts.
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21 June 2024
Delivering a new rainwater tank to your property requires careful planning and consideration. Although we will discuss the specifics with you before dispatch, this article outlines key factors to consider beforehand, especially since we may have not visited your property. Your cooperation is crucial to ensure unimpeded access and the safe arrival and placement of your tank.
14 June 2024
Have you ever felt like you have seen it all in the animal kingdom? Think again. In our ongoing exploration of nature's wonders, we explore the world of the Kangaroo Rat, a small yet remarkably intelligent mammal capable of thriving in dry climates with minimal water.
Originating from the genius of Dipodomys, comprising of 22 species of rodents distinguished by their tufted tail, the Kangaroo Rat earns its name from the way it hops much like the larger Kangaroo. Native to the arid areas of America, these rodents inhabit open deserts, grasslands, sandy soils, creosote flats and desert washes. They have a large head and eyes, short forelimbs, and remarkably long hind legs. They are equipped with a metabolism that can endure prolonged periods without water.
20 May 2024
Water is essential for survival, yet in many regions worldwide, it’s not readily available. As a result, people have had to get inventive and find other ways to access this precious resource. One such example is fog harvesting.
In this edition of the World Water Series, we explore how Chileans are ingeniously utilising the abundant fog from the Pacific Ocean, transforming lives in the process. But first, let us paint a picture of the region.
13 May 2024
In the transition from autumn to the winter months, finding the right plants for dry but cold climates becomes a crucial consideration for many gardeners faced with the two extremes.
As we delve into this topic, let’s explore various strategies and plant options suited to such diverse conditions.
30 April 2024
Italy, renowned for its beautiful landmarks and flavoursome cuisine, may not strike you as a nation grappling with a water crisis. However, each year brings drier seasons, and an alarming amount of water is lost leading to the European country facing water scarcity more than ever before.
